Chinese Showbiz: The Top-Tier Star Whose Career Keeps Crashing

And those whitening pills and weight-loss pills from your system—don't flaunt them like that. It's fine if you use them yourself or give them to your woman, but selling them to others is just asking for trouble! You can't just supply them freely and sell them for ten thousand or a hundred thousand each. Does the protagonist need that kind of money? Those are medicines!

I've liked your book since it only had a few dozen chapters, and I've been keeping it in mind ever since. I have a few suggestions: the female characters aren't well-developed, and the romantic storylines are a bit uncomfortable. The female leads who are constantly entangled with the male lead seem to be just dragging him down.

The contract has been signed, and the female lead's post will be pinned to the top of the thread. This offer will be valid indefinitely, so I hope my readers will participate enthusiastically. In principle, male lead A Yao will not be accepted if he is 19 years old or older and his age is 85 or above. (Unless the offer is too high 😂) Just kidding. Please arrange them in order, using the timeline as the axis: 90, 95, 00...

It's a complete mess! They're putting everything into one company. You've invested in so many projects, yet you haven't even set up a separate company. All your investments are in one film company—it's ridiculous! And this company even gave Tencent 25% of the shares, while your two sisters each hold 10%.

Has the Chinese entertainment industry started in 2015 already? 😭 Times have changed. 😭 The old stuff can't keep up anymore; many people don't recognize it. 😭

I heard Song Zuer was wronged! She's making a comeback! So, in the entertainment industry, looks really matter! Rumors are flying everywhere, how can you tell the truth!

Overall, the writing is decent and enjoyable, but it's plagued by occasional idiotic plot points, especially in the business aspects. Just when the writing is engaging, the business side is constantly thrown in with ridiculous blunders, like constantly bringing up taxes. For example, agreed-upon business investments should be paid on time, not just a few dollars.

This is truly toxic. His previous album sold 2.1 Billion copies, but he only pocketed tens of millions – laughable. Then, after investing in Wolf Warrior, he claimed he was asking for 150 million for a role, acting for free, and investing in projects with the same 100 million investment but with a 10% smaller share than others. And yet, he calls himself a top-tier star… The book should just be titled "Rebirth: I'm a Slave in the Chinese Entertainment Industry."

Oda

When you invest in Meituan, they tell you to pay in full within two years, but you insist on paying immediately. How much interest will you accrue over those two years? How much profit could you make by investing in other projects? When investing in film and television projects, how can you pay in full at once? Payments are made in installments based on the project's progress.